Holly Finch Chosen as Executive Director of
Executive Women of The Palm Beaches
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL (November 17, 2019) Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation (EWPBF) is pleased to announce that Holly Finch has been chosen as Executive Director of the organization. She is recognized as a dedicated professional with a wide variety of experience in media relations, marketing, public relations and corporate communications. Her background includes work for major academic institutions, health and human services organizations, and employment and government agencies.
In 2018, Finch launched plus1 PR LLC, which is certified as a small woman-owned business by the Palm Beach County Office of Equal Business Assistance. Public and private organizations rely on her expertise and solid track record for developing and implementing major outreach initiatives.
Before starting plus1, Finch was the media/communications contact for the Historical Society of Palm Beach County (HSPBC). Prior to 2015, Finch served as a critical team member charged with rebranding Workforce Alliance to CareerSource Palm Beach County and Palm Beach Junior College to Palm Beach Community College. Finch also has extensive experience as a content writer, public speaker, video producer, social media and live event manager for large and small non-profit organizations such as Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, the Epilepsy Foundation of Southeastern Florida and the American Cancer Society.
“I am honored to join the Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation” Finch said. “As executive director of the leading organization for empowering female executives in our community, I look forward to working alongside those who are committed to affecting positive change in the lives — and careers — of women. From educational scholarships to grants for local charities and more, I am thrilled to join this mission.”
About Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation:
Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation, Inc. was founded by senior professional and executive women in Palm Beach County, Florida, to support and advance women in business and community leadership. Today, EWPBF’s membership includes leaders in arts & culture, banking, business, construction, education, finance, government, healthcare, law, marketing, non-profit management, publishing, real estate, utilities, and many other business endeavors in Palm Beach County. For more than 35 years, the foundation has contributed to growing the status of and opportunities for girls and women in Palm Beach County. The organization has awarded more than 200 scholarships to deserving young women and over 40 significant grants to local nonprofit programs. EWPBF is dedicated to inspiring women personally and professionally for the betterment of business and the community. For more information about the Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation, please visit www.ewpb.org.